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Hisgreatributedbyhisbiographersandotaloohisprofoundmediowledgeandinsightbutteion，forhewasaveryculturedmaerestedinwhatmenhavedohhouttheages.Aheonlywaytofindoutwhatthebestexperieheracehadbeeneoplehadwritten.ButOsler’sproblemwasthesameaseveryoneelse’s，onlymoreso.Hehysi，ateacherofphysidamedical-researchspecialist.Therewasnotimeina24hourdaythatdidnhtlybelohesethreeos，exceptthefewhoursforsleep，meals，andbodilyfuns.
Oslerarrivedathissolutionearly.Hewouldreadthelast15minutesbeforeheweimewassetfor11:00P.M.，hereadfrom11:00to11:15.ifresearchkepthimupto2:00A.M.hereadfrom2:00to2:15.lifetime，Oslerheruleoablishedit.Wehaveevideerawhilehesimplyotfallasleepuntilhehaddonehis15minutes.
Iime，nifitlibraryofbooks.Justdoamentalcalforhalfainutereadingperiodsdailyandseehowmanybooksyouget.siderwhataraerestsayofsubjectsarepossibleiime.Oslerreadwidelyoutsideofhismedicalspedeed，hedevelopedfromthis15-minutereadinghabitanavoalspecialtytobalancehisvoalspeongsEnglishliterature，OslerisknownasanauthorityonSirThomasBrowuryEnglishprosemasterandOsler’slibraryonSirThomasissideredoamahingscouldbesaidaboutOsler’stributiontomedicalresearch，tothereformofmedicalteag，totheintroduodernicalmethods.Buttheimportantpointforushereisthatheansweredsupremelywellforhimselfthequestionallofuswholiveabusylifemustanswer:Howdtimetoread?
Theabethelast15minutesbefotosleep.Itmaybe15minutesadayatsomeothertime.Iofdarsthereisprobablymorethaeperiodtuckedawaysomewherestillunassigned.I’veseensomecurioussolutionstotheproblemoffindingtimef.
Duringarmydaysiyearofthewar，IdiscoveredaPFmysquadronwhoseemedunusuallywellread.Ifoundinhis201filearemarkableandmilitarybiography.Hisfouryearsofservicludedtwooverseas，allmeritoriousbutwithoutheroics.Hadallofhisreendatihhewouldhavehadnotonlyhisission，butprobablytherankof.
Butherehewas，stillaprivatefirst-class—becausedespitethemilitaryemphasisoion，efficy，loyalty，andallothercriteriafpromotioplaysamostimportaimethisPFreendedforpromotioonce，hehadbeentransferredoreupagainsttablelanizationlimitations，oranewregulations，orasuperiorofficerwhohadfilledouttheformsilyottentheminhisthirdright-handdrawer.AndsohehadremainedaPFdhadtakenhisrewardiheamouhearmyrodigious.
Iwascuriousabouthismethod.Andoneday，beforeIaskedhim，Ifoundapartialaheeinanhourofdrillandformatithattimeatleastperiodofrestwascalled.Imaginemysurpriseonmyfirstvisittothedrillfieldwhen，atthea!”
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&alkedwithhim，Ifoundthatfromboyhoodhehaddevelopedthehabitalittlebookinhispowhichhereadeverymidoihingelse.Hefoundabookespeciallyusefulandrelaxingduringtheperiodsofwaitingwhichallofusexperiencedaily—waitingformeals，buses，doctors，haircuts，telephonecalls，dates，performaobegiohappen.Therewerehis15minutesaday，ormore.Therewerehis20booksayear—1，000iime.
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Theoisthewilltoread.Withityoudthe15mierhowbusytheday.Andyoumusthavethebookathand.Notevensedsofyour15mibewastedstartihatbookoutiintoyourpoyoudress.Putanotherbookbesideyourbed.PlayourbathrooKeeponenearytable.
You’tescapereadingl5minutesaday，andthatmeansyouwillreadhalfabookaweek，2booksamonth，20ayear，and1，000ormlifetime.It’saobee
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